We’re building a living archive of wheelchair-friendly, sensory-kind, and neurodivergent-honouring trails across the UK, and we need your help.

Whether it’s a gravel loop that feels like a hug, a coastal path with a bench that knows your soul, or a woodland wander that’s flat enough to roll without drama, we want to hear about it.

What to Share

• Trail name and location
• Surface type (gravel, tarmac, mystery mulch?)
• Distance and terrain (flat, gently sloped, “bit of a wobble”)
• Access features (parking, toilets, benches, shade, quiet zones)
• Your favourite moment (e.g. “the mossy bit near the kissing gate”)

Bonus Beans

• Nearby accessible cafés or toilets
• Rest spots with views or shelter
• Cheeky rituals you do on the trail (e.g. “I always stretch like a heron at the halfway bench”)

How to Submit

• Fill out our Trail Submission Form
• Or email us at info@accesstrails.uk with your story, photos, or doodles

We welcome submissions from wheelchair users, mobility aid users, neurodivergent adventurers, slow walkers, and anyone who’s ever needed a flat path and a kind place to rest.

Why It Matters

Your trail tips help others plan safe, joyful days out. You’re not just sharing a path you’re building a map of care.

So go on. Spill the beans. We’ll bring the biscuits.

Feel free to share your story, your tips.

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